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The Salt Ash man faced court over the prolonged road rage.

An explainer on the technologically fascinating, surprisingly long-lived, deeply maligned continuously variable transmission.

Affordability is a sliding scale, especially when the average price of a new car these days is about $50,000 (yeah, seriously). That said, there are still a bunch of fun vehicles out there you can snag for well under that average—even a few that come in at just around $30,000.

Time has not been kind to this yellow Subaru. But a thorough detail has it looking like new again and ready to hit the nearest dirt road.

The driver somehow didn't suffer any serious injuries.

While the manual transmission is not a popular option in the big scheme of things, it seems to have found a comfortable niche.

It's the same car he drove on The Grand Tour, albeit enhanced just a bit.

Even if you can afford to pay $43,000 USD, you'll first have to earn your right to buy one.

Does the punchier engine make the Crosstrek any better?